Olivetti d-COLOR MF752 Quick Assist Manual page 180

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Select items for setting the volume.
% Sound volume setting is disabled for items for which sound output is set to [No] in [Sound Setting].
Settings
[Operation Con-
firmation Sound]
[Successful Com-
pletion Sound]
[Completed Preparation Sound]
[Caution Sound]
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Q1. Can I eliminate keying sounds on the Touch Panel?
[Input Confirmation
Sound]
[Invalid Input Sound]
[Basic Sound]
[Completed Operation
Sound]
[Completed Transmis-
sion Sound]
[Simple Caution Sound
(Level 1)]
[Simple Caution Sound
(Level 2)]
[Simple Caution Sound
(Level 3)]
[Severe Caution Sound]
Description
Set the volume of sound to output when a key is
pressed on the Control Panel or Touch Panel. Select
the volume from [High], [Medium], and [Low].
Set the volume of sound to output when an invalid key
operation takes place on the Control Panel or Touch
Panel. Select the volume from [High], [Medium], and
[Low].
Set the volume to output when the default option is se-
lected from a list of options where one is selected in ro-
tation. Select the volume from [High], [Medium], and
[Low].
Set the volume of sound to output when an operation is
completed normally. Select the volume from [High],
[Medium], and [Low].
Set the volume of sound output when an operation re-
lated to communications is completed normally. Select
the volume from [High], [Medium], and [Low].
Set the volume of sound output when this machine is
ready. Select the volume from [High], [Medium], and
[Low].
Set the volume of sound output when a message is dis-
played on the Touch Panel indicating that the replace-
ment time is nearing for supplies or replaceable parts.
Select the volume from [High], [Medium], and [Low].
Set the volume of sound output when an erroneous op-
eration has taken place. Select the volume from [High],
[Medium], and [Low].
Set the volume of sound output when an error has oc-
curred that can be addressed by referring to the mes-
sage on the screen or instructions in the manual. Select
the volume from [High], [Medium], and [Low].
Set the volume of sound output when a door or cover
has opened or when an error has occurred that should
be addressed by a service engineer. Select the volume
from [High], [Medium], and [Low].
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